In Benin, cotton is much more than just a crop: it’s an economic pillar, an agricultural heritage, and a social engine. Introduced in the 1960s, it became the top cash crop by the 1970s. Thanks to rigorous organization and ongoing investments, the country is now the leading cotton producer in Africa..
Benin boasts a rich tradition of cotton cultivation that spans several generations. Local producers combine ancestral methods with modern technology to ensure top-quality cotton production. This unique know-how is passed down through generations, ensuring consistency in quality and authenticity.
Key stakeholders in the sector include:
Structured support services include:
Benin's climatic and geological advantages, combined with local farming practices, grant its cotton superior quality, meeting the standards of the most demanding spinners:
Discover why Beninese cotton is the ideal choice for high-quality, sustainably produced textiles. Support local producers and contribute to a greener future. Together, we can make a difference!